I vaped at exactly 100w once to see what would happen.
I can't say it was pleasant. Too much for me.
I can't say it was pleasant. Too much for me.
What is it like to vape at 230 watts?
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My minikin got turned up to 180 in my pocket before and I hit it not realizing. It was awful. That was a FireLuke mesh which is not made for that. This setup (which I am not suggesting you try) did 130w comfortably. I was able to do a 1.5 sec. pull
This was cool for novelty but unuseable on a regular basis. I am not mad at my lungs.
This was cool for novelty but unuseable on a regular basis. I am not mad at my lungs.
What is it like to vape at 230 watts?
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I usually vape at around 65 watts with dual round wire coils. I did once build for and run an atomizer at 200 watts. What struck me was not so much how unpleasantly hot it was, but relatively how little more vapor it produced. That and the sheer impracticality of it.
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I usually vape at around 65 watts with dual round wire coils. I did once build for and run an atomizer at 200 watts. What struck me was not so much how unpleasantly hot it was, but relatively how little more vapor it produced. That and the sheer impracticality of it.
The quads never got hot. I never vaped it over 130w. It produced a ridiculous amount of vapor though. It was actually overwhelming.
I could certainly create a build that would run well at 200+ watts.....but why? I can get extremely satisfying results with 4 inches of 24ga kanthal....
Ok, curiosity got the best of me. I'm running a .15 ohm dual coil RBA in a Beast King tank. I have one of my DIY ADV juice (Apple Pie 2). I started pushing my wattage up 5w at a time. With this juice I was pleasantly surprised to find out the warmer it got, the better it tasted. At least until I hit 150w. It's like tasting a freshly baked apple pie, and the heat from the pull adds the propper feel to the taste. I'm glad I tried it. I found the "sweet spot" for this juice! Marked it on the recipe for future reference.
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Hahaha! No worries, brother! They put that x too close to the good stuff .
There is definitely a point at which you will not really get more vapor, but it will get hotter and hotter. It's like the heat constricts the airflow.
I was using my rfv12 cloud king and had a coil in rated for up to 200-220 watts. So i though, go for it. Jacked it up to 200. It made clouds, no bigger than hitting it at 120 watts. The taste was hot and nasty.
I want to start a petition to move it away from the good buttons.
Oh god I do that a lot lol. The x is right between the agree and the funny buttons on my touchscreen phone.
Vaping at 230 watts is pretty unrealistic for most people. Maybe with a large atomizer, allot of air intake and a very thick coil it could work, but why bother?. I've never had a situation that called for more than maybe 60-70w, and that's on the way high end for me. I image that even with the proper build and a three battery mod the battery life would be abysmal at 230w.
My Vaporesso switcher is rated max at 220w. I'm vaping right now at 85w, and it works good. Test out some setting on your device, or step up to a higher power device. I also wonder, do you have trouble adjusting to vaping above 45w, or do you want/need more power?
i had 0 issue using 90 watts since i mostly use .2 to .25 0hm coils and lower than that the ramp up time is way too long,also I don't get hot vapes mine are just cool enough to get the full flavor from my liquids. everything in the vaping world depends on multiple factors including the user tastes. and battery life wise i can easily get a full work day out of 2 18650s i just bring a 2nd set so since i never charge them at night.
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